Sentence examples for before pay from inspiring English sources

The Government points to Britain's flexible labour market, with workers prepared to put jobs before pay rises and accept part-time work or short-term contracts.

Many working people struggle to pay bills and pay for food in the few days before pay day and are forced to seek emergency help".

Markit chief economist Chris Williamson said: "It still looks a long while off before pay will be rising at a sufficiently strong pace to worry policymakers into raising interest rates".

It means, in effect, the lowest level to which you can get unemployment down before pay increases start to push up the rate of inflation over and above what it would otherwise be.

Given his failure on the economy and given rising unemployment, jobs have got to come before pay and pay restraint is needed, but it's got to be done in a fair way," Balls said.

JPMorgan Chase, in contrast, had put more conditions on pay, generally allowing the bank to attach more performance benchmarks and to impose a longer wait before pay is awarded.

None of them have ever before paid peak-hour prices.

And they were read by people who had never before paid attention to poetry.

A single corporation has never before paid this much to settle.

If possible, research the records that the database has before paying.

(All of this is before paying taxes).